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Merge pull request #51 from RakuyoKit/feature/EmptyError
feat: Add `EmptyError`
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// EmptyError.swift | ||
// RakuyoKit | ||
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// Created by Rakuyo on 2024/5/27. | ||
// Copyright © 2024 RakuyoKit. All rights reserved. | ||
// | ||
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import Foundation | ||
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public typealias NoErrorResult<Success> = Result<Success, EmptyError> | ||
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// MARK: - EmptyError | ||
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/// Placeholder when `.failure` is needed but `Error` is not needed | ||
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/// `Result<Success, Never>` means no error will occur, so `.failure` cannot be constructed in this case | ||
/// But sometimes `.failure` is needed but it doesn't matter what kind of error is thrown. | ||
/// It would be troublesome to construct a specific Error in this case. In this case, `EmptyError` can be used | ||
public struct EmptyError: Error, ExpressibleByNilLiteral { | ||
public init() { } | ||
public init(nilLiteral _: ()) { } | ||
} |